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Lib Dems take part in national Day of Action opposing Brexit and supporting #righttostay

By | Sat 4th March 2017 - 6:00 pm

Today, across the country, Lib Dems have been taking part in a national day of action, collecting signatures for our petition calling on the Government to give EU nationals the right to stay in the UK and spreading the word about our opposition to the Government’s position on Brexit and our call for people to be given the final say on the Brexit deal. This is way too important for all our futures to leave to the Brexit Government.

I hope that EU nationals take some comfort from the fact that there is so much public support for them to be given the right to continue to live in the country where they have settled.

There were over 100 events in total. Here are some of the pictures of the bright street stalls all over the country:

A coincidence, surely…

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2 Comments

  • Joe Otten Joe Otten 4th Mar '17 - 6:52pm

    I love the little bus.

  • Sue Sutherland 5th Mar '17 - 4:09pm

    This is wonderful that we are campaigning for people to be treated with humanity in such a lively way. Please can we also campaign like this for the weakest in our society to be treated with humanity too?

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